Auto Web Sealing Machines
Continuous automatic web sealers engineered for high-volume, uninterrupted production lines.
About the Auto Web Sealing Machines
Model: PK-AWS-800
With automatic feeding and sealing speeds of 30–45 packs per minute, an auto web sealer suits high-volume FMCG, food, e-commerce and pharma lines where a manual or semi-automatic L-sealer has become the bottleneck. Pair it with a Packten shrink tunnel for a fully automatic sleeve wrapping line.
As the machine's manufacturer we configure film width, product size and line height to your requirement, install and commission across India, and back every machine with a 12-month warranty and spares from our Surat works.
Technical specifications
| Sealing speed | Up to 30–45 packs/min |
|---|---|
| Control | PLC with HMI touch panel |
| Feeding | Automatic continuous feed |
| Power supply | 3-phase, 380–415 V, 50 Hz |
| Power rating | 3–6 kW |
| Film type | POF / PE centre-fold shrink film |
| Warranty | 12 months on manufacturing defects |
Key features
- Continuous sealing
- Automatic feeding
- PLC controlled
- Consistent seal quality
Typical applications
Industries served
How the Auto Web Sealing Machines works
Automatic infeed
Products are fed continuously onto the sealing line with no manual placement.
Web forming
A continuous film web wraps around each product as it advances.
Heat sealing
Servo-controlled sealing bars form consistent seals at high speed.
Cut & discharge
Sealed units are separated and discharged for shrinking or packing.
Key benefits of the Auto Web Sealing Machines
High-speed automation
Sustained throughput for large production volumes.
Minimal manual input
A continuous web feed reduces labour and handling errors.
Consistent seal integrity
Servo control keeps every seal within spec.
What is an automatic web sealing machine?
An automatic web sealing machine (also called a sleeve sealer or continuous web sealer) wraps products in centre-fold film and seals them in a continuous motion — no operator placing packs, no stop-start cycle. Products feed in automatically, the machine forms the film around them, seals, and sends each pack straight into the shrink tunnel. PLC control with an HMI touch panel holds seal temperature, timing and speed constant across the shift.
Web sealer vs L-sealer — which one is right?
An L-sealer is operator-paced: ideal up to roughly 20–30 packs per minute and far cheaper to buy. An auto web sealer runs 30–45 packs per minute with automatic feeding, and its consistency comes from the machine, not the operator. The crossover point is where manpower cost and missed throughput outweigh the price difference — our comparison L-sealing machine vs auto web sealer works through the decision, and the wider question of automation level is covered in semi-automatic vs fully automatic packaging machines.
Semi-automatic and fully automatic sleeve sealers
Sleeve sealing spans a range: semi-automatic sleeve sealers where an operator stages product onto the infeed, through fully automatic sleeve sealers with powered infeed, product detection and automatic film feed. Packten configures the automation level to your line — infeed height, product spacing, film width and downstream tunnel all matched — rather than selling one fixed model.
Which specifications should you check?
- Sealing speed — Packten machines run up to 30–45 packs/min depending on product
- Film compatibility — POF and PE centre-fold films; see our shrink film guide
- Control system — PLC with HMI, recipe storage for repeat products
- Power — 3-phase 380–415 V, 3–6 kW depending on model
- Line integration — conveyor heights and speeds matched to sealer and tunnel
Why buy from Packten?
Packten manufactures auto web sealing machines in Surat, India, and installs them on high-volume FMCG, food, pharma and e-commerce lines across the country — with operator training, a 12-month warranty and spares from our own works. Because we also build the tunnels and conveyors around the sealer, you can buy one machine or the whole automatic packaging line. Send your pack sizes and target speed for a configured quote.
Common questions
Yes. The auto web sealer is PLC-controlled with automatic feeding for continuous, uninterrupted sealing — ideal for high-volume lines that cannot stop for manual loading.
Depending on pack size and film, the machine seals around 30–45 packs per minute. We validate the rate against your product on request.
An L-sealer is operator-paced — the operator places each pack, up to roughly 20–30 packs per minute. An auto web sealer feeds and seals continuously under PLC control at 30–45 packs per minute, so speed and seal quality come from the machine, not the operator.
Yes. We configure the automation level to your line — from semi-automatic sleeve sealers where an operator stages product, to fully automatic machines with powered infeed, product detection and automatic film feed.
Pricing follows sealing speed, film width, infeed automation and controls scope. Share your product dimensions and target packs per minute and we return an exact quote, typically within one working day.
What operators say about the Auto Web Sealing Machines
“We ordered a full automated web sealing line. Consistent quality and the support team is always reachable.”
Guides & insights
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